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Landforms and Florida

Landforms and Florida

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Science

6th - 9th Grade

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NGSS
MS-ESS2-2, MS-ESS2-4, MS-ESS2-1

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Multiple Choice

What are two common ways that lakes are fed with water?

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gravity and sand

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rivers and streams

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streams and sediment

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sediment and deposition

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Multiple Choice

Which of the following actions causes the deposition of sand at a delta?

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river water slowing as it enters the ocean

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salt water and fresh water mixing together

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ocean waves transporting sand toward land

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ocean water slowing as it reaches the coast

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Multiple Choice

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The roof of a cave eroded and became thinner over time. The roof then collapsed and the landform shown in the following figure was formed.

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lake

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dune

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sinkhole

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barrier island

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Multiple Choice

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Sand Key is a barrier island located along the coast of Florida. Which process most likely caused Sand Key to form?

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sudden erosion of a sandbar

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deposition of sand over time

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wearing down of rocky cliffs

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transfer of sand along a beach

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Multiple Choice

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The following diagram shows how a delta forms where a river enters a sea. The delta forms as sediment collects on the ocean floor. Over time, repeated cycles of heating and cooling can cause a rock to crack. The rock may then break into smaller pieces. What is this process called?

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deposition

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erosion

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habitation

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weathering

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